Autodesk Model Checker for Revit

RESULT of the file sizes for all reported Revit models in MB (megabytes).

COUNT of all warnings in the model. Too many unresolved warnings can cause performance issues in a Revit model.

RESULT and LIST of the families in the project ordered by file size.

COUNT of all elements that may be unused and therefore removed from a Revit model. A large number of unneeded elements can increase the model size with no benefit. Note that the count reported here may differ from the Purge Unused command in the Revit interface due to API restraints.

COUNT of all model group elements in the model. Too many model groups can be an indication of improper modeling techniques.

COUNT of all detail group elements in the model. Too many detail groups can be an indication of improper modeling techniques.

COUNT of all in-place family elements in the model. In-place families can signifcantly impact model size and performance and should be used sparingly.

LIST of the version and build data of Revit running the check.

COUNT and LIST of all elements created in each design option of the model.

COUNT and LIST of all elements in each phase of the model.

COUNT and LIST of all user worksets in the model or indicates '*Not Workshared*' if worksharing is not enabled.

COUNT and LIST of the coordinate values of the survey and project base points, elevation, and true north.

COUNT and LIST of the link method (overlay vs. attach) for each Revit link in the model.

COUNT and LIST of all linked CAD files in the model.

COUNT and LIST of all CAD files that were Imported and not Linked.

COUNT of all imported SKP files in the model.

COUNT and LIST of all raster images placed in the model.

COUNT of all level elements in the model.

COUNT of all grid elements in the model.

COUNT and LIST of all views.

COUNT of all sheets in the model. Sheets typically do not impact model size, but too many unmanaged views can impact user efficiency.

COUNT of all schedules in the model. Schedules typically do not impact model size, but too many unmanaged views can impact user efficiency.

PASS/FAIL check to determine if there are any modeled elements that are duplicates (identical elements at the same location and base level). Check will Fail if any duplicate element is found.